OSA Chit Chat Thread

[TerryMiller]

Good Morning All. Pretty cool out, but no drizzle at this point.

Terry, I has a similar reaction with my first knee injection. I elected to continue, and had no pain with each injection after that. I have friends that have moved to the Hyaluronic acid. Each of them have been very pleased with that decision. It seems like (as it is with almost any treatment) everyone reacts differently. I hope you can find the right path. When we get to the point of bone on bone, knee pain is never a pleasant experience. I ended up with both knees replaced, a couple of years apart, and have very pleased with the results.

Have a good day everyone...

Thanks for the comment, David. I've begun to look at the Hyaluronic Acid treatment online and may choose to go that way. I'm just not convinced that the topical ointment would really do much for a problem that is certainly under the skin. The one thing that I'm not sure of is that one place I looked, it stated that they could do the treatment with one shot and as another option, it could be weekly shots for anywhere from 3 to 5 weeks in length. I'll have to research that part a bit more to see if one optional treatment is better than the others.

 

[THAT Gurl]

Evening guys ...

 

[xseler]

Evening guys ...

Howdy!

Been fight'n the crud this week. Took the Covid test yesterday --- negative. Snots have eased up today, thankfully. Will take a while before the energy level gets back up, I believe.

 

[xseler]

Good Morning All. Pretty cool out, but no drizzle at this point.

Terry, I has a similar reaction with my first knee injection. I elected to continue, and had no pain with each injection after that. I have friends that have moved to the Hyaluronic acid. Each of them have been very pleased with that decision. It seems like (as it is with almost any treatment) everyone reacts differently. I hope you can find the right path. When we get to the point of bone on bone, knee pain is never a pleasant experience. I ended up with both knees replaced, a couple of years apart, and have very pleased with the results.

Have a good day everyone...

Wife had her left knee replaced the middle of December is still having a rough time with it. I'm hoping that it'll get easier soon ---for the both of us!!

 

[OkieJoe72]

Howdy!

Been fight'n the crud this week. Took the Covid test yesterday --- negative. Snots have eased up today, thankfully. Will take a while before the energy level gets back up, I believe.

Hang in there! Hope you get to feeling better soon. Several weeks ago, my wife and I fought the flu for a solid week before we started feeling a little better. It was a couple of weeks before we started to feel normal again.

 

[okierider]

The older I get I realize that any sunrise I see is picture worthy. No coffee for me either, haven’t had a cup since probably 1975. Never acquired a taste for it.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

Evening guys ...

Hi ya!
It was cool today. Hope it is warmer tomorrow.

 

[dennishoddy]

Good evening all. 4 of us did a three mile hike on the Hieroglyphic trail at the base of the Superstition Mountains today. The trail has an elevation rise of 680’.
It ends at a small pool where the ancient natives left petroglyphs by the hundreds on the rocks around this water hole. It was an important place as there isn’t any other water nearby.

This is where we are headed.

The petroglyphs.

Now to take the hike back down.

Another great day in the desert.

 

[retrieverman]

Wife had her left knee replaced the middle of December is still having a rough time with it. I'm hoping that it'll get easier soon ---for the both of us!!

My wife’s had both of her knees replaced. What kind of trouble is your wife having?

 

[dancer4life]

Howdy!

Been fight'n the crud this week. Took the Covid test yesterday --- negative. Snots have eased up today, thankfully. Will take a while before the energy level gets back up, I believe.

UGH!!!!! I had it about 10 days ago and it lasted about 7 days for me. I hated it.
Hope you get to feeling better soon.